Moreover, after Turbo rises, the dealers usually switch back and forth. Just before the post, it started with 4, and now it has suddenly risen by 50%. At this point, it is not suitable to chase after it.

However, you will find that they will cycle through other secondary meme coins, so in the following days, I still have high hopes for these dog series coins.

But you must remember to 'take profit when you can.' Starting from the 5th day, you should slowly reduce your holdings in meme coins and wait for the next wave.

Additionally, the logic of Doge is somewhat different from the above-mentioned ones.

Usually, after accumulating several waves of short-term meme seasons, it will accumulate for a 90-degree explosion all at once. So, Doge hasn't risen much these days; it simply isn't part of this wave.

Catching meme coins really relies on the idea of 'sector rotation.' From the dealer's perspective, they want to trap everyone, and they must drive the price up to sell. Therefore, when at the bottom, follow the dealer to buy. When they start to pump the price, you need to watch the situation and reduce your holdings.

Moreover, if you don't engage in short-term trading and consider it from a long-term holding perspective:

Meme coins are actually safer than many other coins because these few are fully circulated. Many coins that emphasize advanced technology aim to trap retail investors and sell all the way, and it’s impossible for the dealer to pump the price. As soon as they pump, it will get smashed.

In contrast, fully circulated meme coins are very suitable for dealers to pump the price, which is also why I like meme coins so much.

I also think Shib and Babydoge are not bad,

but this round of sector rotation is somewhat different from other coins, yet they all have high potential. I will separately discuss their characteristics later.